Z1 Plenum Intake Mani
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Z1 Plenum Intake Mani
So I've tried searching through the forum on this matter with no real luck. So hoping maybe some of you that actually have purchased this and installed can weigh in?
Any true gains mid or top end? or loss for that matter? any fitment issues? Stock oem engine cover still fit?
based on the dyno up on Z1, it has very odd lines. Looks like you lose torque throughout the band, yet gain some hp. I'm currently running Stillen CBE and just bought a pair of Stillen HFC's. This would be my last mod prior to a tune and no, I dont plan on getting headers.
https://www.z1motorsports.com/z1-pro...37-p-7267.html
Any true gains mid or top end? or loss for that matter? any fitment issues? Stock oem engine cover still fit?
based on the dyno up on Z1, it has very odd lines. Looks like you lose torque throughout the band, yet gain some hp. I'm currently running Stillen CBE and just bought a pair of Stillen HFC's. This would be my last mod prior to a tune and no, I dont plan on getting headers.
https://www.z1motorsports.com/z1-pro...37-p-7267.html
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Based on most VQ plenum upgrades, gains are going to be minimal with the basic upgrade. You may want to save up for the RJM or AAM plenum where you'll actually see some low and top end.
Until then, finish up the exhaust and then get your tune. Perhaps upgraded cams and injectors might give you a bigger punch with the proper tune too.
Until then, finish up the exhaust and then get your tune. Perhaps upgraded cams and injectors might give you a bigger punch with the proper tune too.
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I've been researching using the RJM lower plenum with a ported OEM GTR intake manifold. It definitely produces some nice gains on a car with FI, but at a fairly hefty price. I'll be interested to hear about whatever you end up deciding to do.
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The last I saw AAM still have NO numbers to back anything. An at 2k no thanx. For that price it better add 30 WHP, and we know it won't. Either get the Z1 ( stock ported mani) or the motordyne. Motordyne more mid range top end loses it at 6500 Z1 less mid but will make power till 7800.
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The last I saw AAM still have NO numbers to back anything. An at 2k no thanx. For that price it better add 30 WHP, and we know it won't. Either get the Z1 ( stock ported mani) or the motordyne. Motordyne more mid range top end loses it at 6500 Z1 less mid but will make power till 7800.
thanks for the info
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I went with upper and lower and I'm pleased. Especially for the price. Spend another $200 on the ported throttle bodies.
I wish I had a way to say how much the gains were, but I don't. Lol
I am happy with the results but for me it was worth $750 or so to get all 3 ported
I wish I had a way to say how much the gains were, but I don't. Lol
I am happy with the results but for me it was worth $750 or so to get all 3 ported
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The last I saw AAM still have NO numbers to back anything. An at 2k no thanx. For that price it better add 30 WHP, and we know it won't. Either get the Z1 ( stock ported mani) or the motordyne. Motordyne more mid range top end loses it at 6500 Z1 less mid but will make power till 7800.
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I went with upper and lower and I'm pleased. Especially for the price. Spend another $200 on the ported throttle bodies.
I wish I had a way to say how much the gains were, but I don't. Lol
I am happy with the results but for me it was worth $750 or so to get all 3 ported
I wish I had a way to say how much the gains were, but I don't. Lol
I am happy with the results but for me it was worth $750 or so to get all 3 ported
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